Sobo Station × Top-Selling Stays in the Last 24 HoursRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Founded 440 years ago. Our open-air bath, offering sweeping views of the mountain range from the upper floors, is a highlight unique to our Accommodation. We offer three private baths and a wide variety of guest rooms with distinct styles. In Ikaho, we are one of the few hot spring Accommodations where you can enjoy two types of waters: “Kodakara-no-Yu,” traditionally said to be beneficial for women; “Kogane-no-Yu” (Golden Hot Spring), said to be good for recuperation; and “Shirogane-no-Yu” (Silver Hot Spring), said to promote health. Please enjoy our hospitality and cuisine, refined over many years, for your special moments and lasting memories.

With only ten rooms, Kounkan. When you visit us, let your five senses relax and enjoy, escaping the daily hustle. Our hospitality is dedicated to your five senses.

With only 4 rooms, the fewest in Ikaho, our Property ensures a relaxing stay for our guests. Each room is uniquely designed so that even if you visit us four times, you can enjoy a completely different experience each time. For dinner, we offer "Joshu Obanzai," where you can choose from three main dishes. Our Onsen features two distinct baths themed around wood and stone, available for private use. A nostalgic, gentle, and tranquil space and time... yet with a touch of modernity. We welcome you with the unique "hospitality" of a small-scale Ryokan that values the perfect balance of closeness with our guests.

Founded in 1912 in Gunma Prefecture, ideally located just a 1-minute walk from the Stone Steps Street.Enjoy luxurious relaxation in guest rooms with open-air baths fed by the “Kogane-no-Yu” hot spring,and savor dishes featuring Joshu Mochibuta pork, Joshu beef, and generous portions of seasonal local ingredients.

A historic Ryokan established in the Edo period, located midway along the famous "Stone Steps Street" of Ikaho. The main building is a "Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan." You can choose your Room from the western wing built in 1920 with cypress wood or the western wing renovated into a modern Japanese style. Experience the warmth of cypress and Taisho-era charm alongside our golden hot spring water directly sourced from its origin.

Our theme is kindness and warm hospitality.So that everyone—from young children to senior guests—can enjoy a wonderful time together as a family,we pay close attention to every detail, including our meals and baths.Soak in Ikaho’s two famous Onsen, “Kogane-no-Yu (Golden Hot Spring)” and “Shirogane-no-Yu (Silver Hot Spring),”and unwind at your leisure while enjoying dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.[Highlights]- Eight Room types to choose from Including suites with open-air baths, barrier-free Rooms, and Rooms with scenic-view Onsen baths A wide variety of Room types available- Two Onsen to enjoy At Hotel Matsumotoro, you can enjoy both of Ikaho’s Onsen—“Kogane-no-Yu” and “Shirogane-no-Yu”— in our spacious large public bath and open-air bath.- Gentle, comforting cuisine featuring mainly locally harvested ingredients. As an Accommodation committed to using ingredients from Gunma Prefecture, we are certified as a Gunma “local production for local consumption” promotion shop. Fresh, safe, delicious produce nurtured by Gunma’s nature, home to the headwaters of the Tone River, is prepared into heartfelt dishes for your enjoyment.- Peace of mind when traveling with small children We provide a wide range of amenities such as children’s yukata robes and futons. We also offer a nursing room and baby food, so guests traveling with babies can stay comfortably.- Barrier-free facilities for guests with limited mobility We offer ramps, wheelchair-accessible restrooms, barrier-free private baths available for reservation, and chopped-meal options.

Pinon, a Western-style Ryokan, was inspired by my two-and-a-half-year study abroad experience in the UK during my twenties.Since childhood, I dreamed of becoming the proprietress of my family's Ryokan and was preparing for that goal during this time.In Ikaho Onsen, known for its healing waters, there were no accommodations where women could feel safe traveling alone, enjoy a hotel-like relaxing stay, or savor freshly made delicious Western cuisine.If I were to start an accommodation business myself, I wanted to create a place where I would personally love to stay—an accommodation unlike any other.With these thoughts in mind, this Hotel opened its doors in 1997.Since then, we have consistently provided a space where solo travelers or small groups can fully enjoy a private hotel experience,a unique "French-style Kaiseki" meal that can be enjoyed with chopsticks,and complimentary access to private Onsen baths available 24 hours—a hospitality unique to hot spring resorts.This is the perfect Accommodation for women looking to escape daily life and relax at their own pace. Why not embark on a "retreat journey" in Ikaho to refresh your mind and body?